Join Cameron Hawkins and Kevin Kenson as they talk about everything in the world of Japanese Role-Playing Video Games and other Japanese titles. Whether it be news, what we've been playing, or a topic of the show, this is the destination podcast for everything JRPGs.
Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 62 | Founded | 9 months ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Video GamesLeisure |
Cameron and Kevin go over a ton of news pouring out of TGS, including presentations from PlayStation, Xbox, Kojima Productions, and RRG, as well as a lot of individual pieces of news coming from multiple devs as well.
Cameron got the chance to play Atelier Resleriana, and shares his thoughts after playing for about 20 hours, including the idea that this just might be the best way to break into the series if you haven't yet.
Kevin had the chance to work through the new Remake of Final Fantasy Tactics, and shares his thoughts with Cam regarding all the various updates, whether or not they improve the game, and reflecting on what made the original so good.
Cameron and Kevin talk about the rumored PlayStation State of Play for next week and the conversation around playing older games over newer modern titles.
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Love the conversations that these two bring when Cam and Kevin discuss news about jrpgs and just games in general. Their game recommendations are also a fun treat and I look forward to a new episode each week.
Good podcast with great info and insight on RPG’s of all shapes and sizes.
My weekly comfort — I love listening to these fellas talk for hours about the best games there are. Huge episodes, in depth discussions, the rare gaming podcast with thoughtful focus
Kev and Cam are super passionate about these games, and it shows. They’re pretty knowledgeable, and super down to earth as well. I look forward to each new episode!
Been listening for a few weeks. As an RPG fan you cant really ask for more than 2 hr weekly deep dives on amazing games. :)
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This podcast focuses on Japanese Role-Playing Games (JRPGs) and other related Japanese video game titles, offering a vibrant discussion around the genre's latest news, personal gaming experiences, and in-depth analysis of various games. With hosts Cameron Hawkins and Kevin Kenson leading engaging conversations, listeners can expect a blend of nostalgia and expert insights, as well as lively debates on game mechanics, recent releases, and anticipated sequels, making it a go-to space for both casual gamers and seasoned JRPG enthusiasts. The unique appeal lies in the hosts' chemistry and their deep appreciation for the genre, fostering a welcoming environment for listeners of all backgrounds.
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Party Chat: A JRPG Podcast launched 9 months ago and published 62 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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